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In this photo I capture wild plants growing by the lake, in some places they are bigger than human :)
Providence and Worcester road train WODA (Worcester, MA - Davisville, RI) makes a rare daylight appearance, and on a Saturday to boot, in Valley Falls yard on a beautiful spring morning. The train is seen getting ready to make a set out in the Valley Falls Yard for the Monday-Friday local, PR-3, before continuing on their way to Davisville where they'll interchange with the Seaview Railroad.
March 2017
Cumberland, RI.
Na doorkomst te Krojanty werd doorgereden naar het station van Czarna Woda. Vanwege de lange haltering van de TUR-trein in Rytel en de lage snelheid is de trein eenvoudig in te halen.
Zodoende zien we nogmaals de SU42-508 met R 55254 (Chojnice - Hel) net na 8 uur 's morgens passeren. Ditmaal werd de trein opgewacht bij de uitrijseinen van station Czarna Woda. Samen met de losweg van kasseien en het (inmiddels gemoderniseerde) seinhuis ademt het station nog de fraaie sfeer van de 'Ostbahn' uit.
Czarna Woda, zaterdag 24 augustus 2019.
02.12.2006 | Duet ST44-1105 + ST44-495 o zachodzie słońca mija stację Czarna Woda prowadząc pociąg 58161 relacji Zajączkowo Tczewskie - Szczecin Port Centralny.
The part of the lake that I call "bird`s paradise". Turawa lake (Jezioro Turawskie), Poland.
April, 2021.
On one of the cold, yet snowless days in December of 2024, SKPL was tasked with a shipment of a power generator/transformer from Wrocław to the harbour in Gdynia - something the company does several times a year. SM31-021 was picked to run the train on the unelectrified sections of the route. In exception to most transports, this one didn't lead over Kościerzyna on the old coal trunk line, but rather continued on the old Ostbahn towards Tczew. I photographed the train on 7.12.2024 as it was on the section between Czersk and Czarna Woda, as TNS 553000 Czersk - Pszczółki.
The particularly humid weather made for an amazing spectacle of steam, which a keen eye will spot just behind the locomotive. It is not the classic exhaust smoke, but rather water from the hot air being burst out of the engine, immediately condensing into steam.
Photo by Piotrek/Toprus